The point of deduction is that the subtitle translation is too rubbish, and the Arabic part depends on understanding. Slow rhythm + face blindness, so I felt sleepy at first.
Two space-time lines, advancing layer by layer, clear the clouds and see the sun. The great thing is that it reflects the sadness brought about by issues of ethnicity, religion, and war, as well as the loneliness and helplessness of wandering women, the brilliance and ugliness of human nature, and the family, love, and peace that life has been looking for. Good idea.
In the desert, where I tried to save a little girl in a bus, but failed, I felt both expected and unexpected.
The ending is shocking. After I reacted, it was still difficult for me to calm down until I watched the movie for a long time.
A film that can't be spoiled, and a film that gets 8.6 is not for nothing.
What a scorched city.
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